RCP and intact property
Posted: Thu May 17, 2012 2:46 pm
I have 5 columns in my source table. The 5th column contains multiple data values delimited by pipes.
I need to pass the 4 columns as is and I need to parse the 5th column data values into individual columns and load a target file. The job must also be reusable/generic.
I tried building this with RCP and import column stage. However, I am getting only the first 4 columns in output file. The file is not getting loaded with the parsed columns from the 5th column.
My job looks like this
Oracle conn -->Column import-->Seq File
If I change this job and do not pass the first 4 columns to the target file, I get the parsed contents of the 5th source column.
Can anyone tell me what I need to use to get this working correctly?
I tried using intact property but couldn't get it to work. Don't know if intact is meant for this scenario or not.
I need to pass the 4 columns as is and I need to parse the 5th column data values into individual columns and load a target file. The job must also be reusable/generic.
I tried building this with RCP and import column stage. However, I am getting only the first 4 columns in output file. The file is not getting loaded with the parsed columns from the 5th column.
My job looks like this
Oracle conn -->Column import-->Seq File
If I change this job and do not pass the first 4 columns to the target file, I get the parsed contents of the 5th source column.
Can anyone tell me what I need to use to get this working correctly?
I tried using intact property but couldn't get it to work. Don't know if intact is meant for this scenario or not.